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Signature genes of MatrixFB-1 and MatrixFB-2 were largely different but were shared commonly enriched functions, including "extracellular matrix organization" and "collagen formation" (Supplementary Data 2).

Among the details that have not surfaced in the report but were shared with Senate investigators, was that requests by the U.N. teams to interview Iraqi defectors who were providing public accounts of Iraq's weapons programs were flatly denied, according to foreign diplomats associated with the investigation.

Their experiences in Siberia, now 61 years ago, were not theirs alone, but were shared by others in similar dire, wartime circumstances: People, like her family, who daily foraged in the 50-degree-below-zero temperatures, searching the frozen ground for any sign of food, often finding nothing.

Cromer's decisions on theatre censorship in the 1930s were governed by the bizarre assumption that because any script must be given permission by the monarch, it followed that the views expressed in the play were not simply those of an individual playwright, but were shared and supported by the King.

Among the jihadists from France who went to fight in Iraq and Syria in 2015, nearly a third were women — a larger proportion than any other European country at the time, according to intelligence experts and French intelligence documents that are not public but were shared with the French news media.

By November 1942, 259 Hudsons were available, but were shared by other services.

Valls said investigators had made "no direct connection" between the alleged Islamist cells but were sharing information.

The Hippo pathway was originally identified in flies but is shared by many animals.

Regional current affairs show Inside Out will survive but be shared across wider regions.

Grandma got any more medals?" The tweet has since been deleted, but was shared by Monroe at the time.

But not Dr. Mubbashar, whose brand of patriotism may sound paranoid to an American, but is shared by many Pakistanis.